Confused about backcourt violation in High School Basketball? In this video we break it down in easy to understand terms. We cover the differences between High School rules and NCAA and NBA. If you want to make sure to never miss another backcourt violation call again, stick around!
We have 6 play scenarios for review. In the end you should be an expert at making backcourt violation ruling in National Federation of High School Basketball Rules!
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00:00 Show kickoff excerpt
01:06 Thanks to our Show Supporters!!
01:25 Introduction to Backcourt Violation
03:38 NFHS Rule 9-9 Examination
05:52 9-9-3 The Throw-In Exception
06:45 The 3-Part Formula for Making a Backcourt Ruling
08:44 Play Scenario 1 - Ball Deflected by Defender
13:09 Play Scenario 2 - Rebound batted back
15:32 Play Scenario 3 - Muffed Throw-In Pass
17:55 Play Scenario 4 - Throw-In Exception Play
19:39 Play Scenario 5 - Dribbler 3-points Play
22:07 Play Scenario 6 - Another Throw-In Exception Play?
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Transcription:
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it's a legal play
​today we're going to get started
with an exploration of back court rules
in high school basketball
backcourt violations and backcourt rules
are
misunderstood by a great number of
officials players coaches
and other stakeholders in the game the
rules are inconsistently applied
at the high school level that is just a
straight up fact of life
part of the inconsistency that occurs
with national federation of high school
basketball rules is the existence of
other levels
so backcourt rules at the ncaa level and
the nba level
are different than at the high school
level who watches
ncaa level and nba level
officials players coaches
and other stakeholders in the game they
receive a level of training
about what's legal and what's not legal
from
other rule sets that do not apply here's
the great news
the rules of high school basketball are
simple
and straightforward the rules themselves
let's understand though that in
adjudicating backcourt plays
there's challenges it happens over a
period of time
right the development of all the factors
that go into
making a determination about whether
it's a violation
occur over a period of time when
somebody steps out of bounds
that's an easy call but when somebody
steps on a backcourt line
there's other factors that we have to
determine about team control front court
status
etc that cause us to have
more processing time as basketball
officials
so just recognize that going in but also
recognize that the rule set
itself is very straightforward
and that's we're going to do today we're
going to cover the rules that
govern backcourt violations in national
federation of high school rules
before we get going let's take a very hard look at rule 9-9.